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Gaza’s Internet and Phone Networks Collapse, Deepening Humanitarian Crisis | TOME

KHAN YOUNIS: Internet and telephone services collapsed across the Gaza Strip on Thursday for lack of fuel, the main Palestinian provider said, bringing a potentially long-term blackout of communications as Israel signaled its offensive against Hamas could next target the south, where most of the population has taken refuge.

Belarus Tied to Ukrainian Children’s Forced Transfer: Study

Yale researchers say more than 2,400 children have been deported from Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine.

US Urges Israel to Halt Settler Violence in West Bank

Top US diplomat makes plea amid surge in reports of settler violence since the start of the Israel-Hamas war.

Blinken discusses Gaza aid with Egypt’s FM | TOME

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke with his Egyptian counterpart Sameh Shoukry about efforts to increase humanitarian aid to Palestinians in urgent need, the State Department said on Thursday. Blinken reaffirmed the importance of concrete steps to minimize harm to Palestinian civilians in all of Gaza and reaffirmed Washington’s rejection of the forced displacement of Palestinians, the department said in a statement.

Gaza’s Indonesian Hospital Overwhelmed, Out of Service | TOME

Director of Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahiya says 45 patients in need of 'urgent surgical intervention'.

Insufficient Israeli Evidence to Revoke Shifa’s Protections: HRW | TOME

GAZA: Images released by Israel of weapons it says it soldiers found inside Gaza’s biggest hospital are not sufficient to justify revoking the hospital’s status as protected by the laws of war, Human Rights Watch said on Thursday. “Hospitals have special protections under international humanitarian law. Doctors, nurses, ambulances and other hospital staff must be permitted to do their work and patients must be protected,” Human Rights Watch UN Director Louis Charbonneau told Reuters.

Sweden’s NATO Bid Delayed in Turkish Parliament

Foreign affairs commission delays vote on Sweden's NATO application after lawmakers express reservations.

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